The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-26

WHEELING
NO." mo" on tho Democratic side,
Tho vote stood 3S ayea to IS noes. An.
other ballot was ordered. nf
Mr.. Ragland nominated J. B. sommer.
vile as tho next Senator. Mr.. Toler
named 4. s. Carr. Mr.. Arnold and Mr..
Bond voted for Maxwell, alao all the Re.
publlcans but Maxwell, Scott and Wood.
yard. Mr.. Carr voted for John T. Janney,
Brown, Gettinger, Gwinn, cCreary, Nc.
Callister, Oxley and sommerville voted
for Camden. B. w. Price voted for L. s,
Newman. Unger and Sweeney voted for
Sommerville. Switzer, Fiournoy and
President Price voted for Morrow. Van
Pelt voted for Homer A. Holt. ~
In the House, Mr.. Dcpue voted for Mr..
Toler. So did Mr.. Raymond. Mr.. Toler
voted for J. NJ. HaganB, Mr.. Raymond
later changed to Maxwell and Senators
Van Pelt and Unger to Camden. Dr.. De-.
pue also changed 10 Maxwell, as did Sena.
tor Carr. Mr.. Gettinger changed to Som.
meryille. Mr.. Scott voted for ". p. Hub.
bard. After the roll had been called more
changes followed. The vote Us finally
made up stood: Camden, 28;f Sommer-
vile, 0; Maxwell, 80; Morrow. 10; Jack.
son, /; Hereford, j; Hsgana, l; Carr, 4 ;
Newman, l; Hubbard, l; Ice, !. "a.
r LIVELY TIMES. $50.
Aitor thisvote waa announced buz.
zing and running to md ito began. Mr..
Hamilton gavo notice that he proposed to
move for a rcccaB that caucus Of tho
Democratic members nigh. be held. Mr..
Morris moved to dissolve tho assembly
which was lost, ny ee, 49; noes, Al. z ~
Mr.. Hughes moved to take q recess till
$3.50. Dr.. McClung moved to make It 7
P. NJ, Senator Dawson moved to 10y the
Z o'clock amendment on the table. After
q vote was ordered the amendment was
withdrawn and tho original motion was
tabled.
Mr.. Scott said II any sane. was to he
played the Republicans would see il they
could not have voice in this matter OF
selecting Senator.
Mr.. Carr said he felt the came way and
was getting mad, and II this thing went
on any further ho would vote for Camden
in about 7 minutes. ts -.
Mr.. Flournoy moved to dissolve the as
eembly, accompanying the motion with o
few remarka made smid much confusion
and numerous points Of order, and other
Interruptions. He said he believed any
further voting waa in tho intores. Of John
son N. Camden aud be could not consci-
enticuely cas-. a vote tbst tended to that
result. ti.sr aU.
Ths vote resulted in tho rejection OF
thin motion, ayes 43, noes 49,. Another
motion to take recess was made and BY
q vote OF 49 to IL the assembly refused to
table it. Whererpon Mr. Hagsns again
moved TO dissolve the assembly, which re.
suited ayes 42, noes i9. During al this
hlibustcring the Democrats were frequent.
ly reminded that the General approprig.
ton bill aud other absolutely necessary
legislation had not been finished and that
il the short time remaining Of tho session
~ss wasted in the futile efforts to har-
mouizs their party the Governor would be
compelled to call an extra sssaion OF the
Legislature, nocessitating largely increas.
cd expense. the responsibility for which
would rest on the Democratic majority.
Gils chair had great difficulty in pre-
aervicg ofdcr 50 that the names and re-
Eaenses could ho heard and once had to
ihrhte:t;so clear the ttoor. a'-'-
A.6 o'clock recess till 1880 p. NJ. was
ordered by vote OF So to So, the Demo-
Gratis and tir. Carr voting in the negative.
THE JOINT ASSEMBLY DlssoLvRs. r
Whea the joint assembly reconvened at
7:SO P. NJ, Mr.~Dawsou got tho floor and
moved ths. the joint assembly take re-
coss till 1855, and Mr.. Morris demanded
tho ayes and noes. After the roll call be-
gan Mr.. woodward moved to table the
motion. but this was ruled out of order.
Mr.. Dawson's motion received but aix
Votsg. Whilo the roll was in progress
there waa some delay in voting and MIR.
Carr said: "Mr. President, ! move the
leaders tell them how TO vote SO as to get
through quicker" -" Z"
Mr.. Push moved that tho joint Assem-
bly, do now dissolve and Mr. Flournoy de-
manded the ayes ana noes. The ayes
we're 4G and the noes 42, and for the last
time President Price announced, $50 the
joint ansenbly is dissolved. The Senate
will return to i.s chamber in body and
tho House will remain in session." There
Was round Of appliance and then the
hundreds Of people in the hall all began
to talk ct once and slowly edge their wcy
out into the equally crowded corridor. 1t
was fifteen minu.ea before anything like
order could be restored. /, In the mean
time Mr.. Rsgisnd moved that the House
adjourn sine die, but tho Speaker ruled it
out Of order. &r. Hamilton moved to
take recees till r. NJ. but withdrew it
and the House got down to buaineas.